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Create habitats Wherever you live, there are animals around you that need food, water and space. You can create a mini habitat for them. Think about squirrels and birds. But also think about bats and frogs, ants and moles. Even an apartment patio can provide a habitat for wildlife. Think about insects and spiders. In your own backyard, provide food, shelter, water and places to rear young. Even if you just set a small area of your yard aside for wildlife, it will contribute to a global movement. Let a tangle of plants serve as food for tiny creatures like insects. They in turn will serve as food for birds, and so on.
CAC is a program of the Institute for the Study of Human-Animal Relations at Canisius College in Buffalo, NY.